Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence

Directed by Mamoru Oshii
PG-13
2004    1h 40mScience Fiction, Animation,
7.465%80%
In the year 2032, Batô, a cyborg detective for the anti-terrorist unit Public Security Section 9, investigates the case of a female robot--one created solely for sexual pleasure--who slaughtered her owner.

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Cast of Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence

  • Akio OtsukaBatou (voice)
  • Koichi YamaderaTogusa (voice)
  • Atsuko TanakaMotoko Kusanagi (voice)
  • Tamio OhkiSection 9 Department Chief Aramaki (voice)
  • Yutaka NakanoIshikawa (voice)
  • Hiroaki HirataKoga (voice)
  • Masaki TerasomaAzuma (voice)
  • Sumi MutohMysterious Woman (voice)
  • Yuzuru FujimotoCriminal (voice)
  • Sukekiyo KameyamaRin (voice)
  • Ryuji NakagiWakabayashi (voice)
  • Fumihiko TachikiBodyguard (voice)
  • Minoru HiranoCyborg Doctor (voice)
  • Katsunosuke HoriChief of Forensics Division (voice)
  • Naoto TakenakaKim (voice)
  • Hiroyuki KinoshitaInvasion Captain (voice)
  • Yoshiko SakakibaraHaraway (voice)
  • Nanami HinataTogusa's Daughter (voice)
  • Gou Aoba(voice)
  • Eisuke Asakura(voice)
  • Emiko Fuku(voice)
  • Masao Harada(voice)
  • Eriko Kigawa(voice)
  • Shuji Kishida(voice)
  • Kenichi Mochizuki(voice)
  • Yasushi Niko(voice)
  • Yuu Sugimoto(voice)
  • Akeno Watanabe(voice)
  • Makoto Yasumura(voice)

Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence Ratings & Reviews

  • Andre BautzFebruary 19, 2025
    Unfortunately, the second part doesn't come close to the first. Yes, the picture and sound are very good, but the story is confusing. This is also due to the fact that there are a lot of philosophical questions or general conversations. Everything is reminiscent of the first part. Only much more so.

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